Luna Turned 3 Years Old & She Couldn't Have A Party At Her House So She Got A Street Parade Instead

With physically distancing measures in place to contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus, a 3-year-old Peterborough girl couldn’t have a typical 3-year-old birthday on Thursday (March 26th).

Family and friends still wanted to make Luna’s birthday as special as possible given the circumstances and boy did they pull it off, holding a street parade for her in her South End street in town.

Luna (photo by Eylse Kellar)

You can watch the video below sent to us by Elyse Kellar, whose niece is Luna…

Yesterday Luna turned 3 years old. Friends and family couldn’t be physically with her so instead she got a parade on her street in Peterborough. ❤️

(video by @woodensignshop) pic.twitter.com/zh0dKNMC6p

— PTBO_CANADA 🇨🇦 (@Ptbo_Canada) March 27, 2020

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Lansdowne Place Turns 35 Years Old

Lansdowne Place opened in 1980, and is now celebrating its 35th anniversary in Peterborough!

LP during construction

Lansdowne Place has grown over the years, and now offers more than 100 stores and services.

LP's old facade

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LP back in the day

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